Come see The University of Indianapolis Global Conservation Guest Speaker, Dr. Lily-Arison René de Roland, winner of the Indianapolis Prize.
Indianapolis Zoo Presents A Global Conversation With Indianapolis Prize Winner
Come see the penguins. These flightless birds are great swimmers and they showing their skills in the Oceans exhibit.
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The Rüppell griffon vulture is the highest-flying bird ever recorded, soaring up to 36,000 feet, or 7 miles high. See these birds in Plains.
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Macaques are one of the few primates who can swim. They live in groups called troops. See these lively monkeys outside the Oceans exhibit.
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Rays use their flat bodies to hunt and forage along the ocean floor at night, and hide under the sand by day. Touch a ray in the Oceans exhibit.
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The Global Center for Species Survival has active campaigns with 30×30 and the World Conservation Society to help frame our planet’s future.
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Native to Eastern Africa, the Superb Starling is an insect loving bird with iridescent blue coloring. Find them in Flights of Fancy.
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The great plated lizard can live in many different habitats across central and eastern Africa. See these big lizards in the Deserts exhibit.
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